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#Outlook private option greyed out code#
Paste the code below into the blank section Private Declare PtrSafe Function FindWindowA Lib "user32" _ This should allow any digitally signed Macro's to run which we are about to createĭrill down to Project1 > Microsoft Outlook Objects > ThisOutlookSession Under Macro Settings change this to "Notifications for digitally signed macros, all other macros disabled" Within Outlook go to File > Options > Trust Center > Trust Center Settings (This may differ on your version) Search for the program called "Digital Certificate for VBA Projects"Ĭreate a self signed certificate using by adding a name (the name is not important) then click OK Older Versionsįor versions previous to this you have to do the following, Now if you create a calendar invite, set the reminder and save the alert it should now appear on top of other windows when the reminder was set. Look for the “Reminders” section and check the box next to “Show reminders on top of other windows”. Latest Versionsįrom Outlook, you can turn this on using File > Options > Advanced. For subscription customers on one of the Semi-Annual Channels, this option will become available after upgrading to Version 1808.
This option is now available for Office 365 Home, Office 365 Personal, Office 365 Business, and Office 365 ProPlus customers on Monthly Channel (Version 1803 or newer).
#Outlook private option greyed out how to#
This guide shows you how to enable it in the most recent versions in which Microsoft have finally addressed and also how to enable it using a self signed certificate and VBA in older versions.
When working with Outlook over recent years one of the most frustrating issues is that reminders for calendar entries are hidden behind other windows if you do not have Outlook as the active window, this can often cause you to miss/turn up late to important meetings/appointments.
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